States turn to transit-oriented development to address housing shortages
Transit-oriented development projects could help address the nation's housing shortage, but some challenges persist.
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Virginia county seeks P3 developer for $140 million multi-use center
The plan envisions making the development a global cultural destination, integrating a variety of restaurants, arts and cultural gathering spaces and hybrid work areas.
Maryland DOT seeks strategic plan for mixed-use developments along MARC Penn line
MDOT is looking for development teams with a track record in partnering with public sector agencies in delivering transit-oriented developments and affordable housing.
Colorado launches comprehensive plan to transform transportation, cut emissions
Colorado Transportation Vision: 2035, outlines the state’s coordinated effort to protect public health and the environment by developing public transit programs and upgrading travel infrastructure.
New York City moves ahead on $5 billion plan to build 80,000 new homes
The "City of Yes for Housing Opportunity" initiative represents the largest housing creation plan in recent history.
Nashville approves $3.1 billion transit plan focusing on mobility, safety and technology
Officials anticipate the “Choose How You Move” plan will help make the city eligible for up to $1.4 billion in matching funds for projects.
Bus rapid transit project in Minnesota secures $85 million for electric buses and infrastructure
The city of Rochester will use the funding for electrified buses and charging infrastructure on one of the city’s most heavily traveled roads.
New York’s MTA seeks proposals for transit-oriented development
The project is part of New York’s goal to repurpose state-owned sites for new housing, which looks to create up to 15,000 new homes.
Transit-oriented development featuring hotel, concert venue planned near DFW airport
The River Central development will include a 56,000-square-foot concert venue, 140-room hotel, over 1,300 multifamily housing units and 120,000 square feet of office space.
Public-private partnerships continue to gain traction throughout America
Many federal funding programs now require some amount of private-sector investment.
